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GRATITUDEA REPORT TO OUR LOYAL TYEE CLUB DONORSNOVEMBER 2022
2 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportOUR DEDICATED DONORS ARE UNIQUELY WASHINGTONYou are extraordinary. As a donor who champions Husky student-athletes — in good times and hard times, in the ever-evolving world of intercollegiate athletics — you understand the crucial role you play in the lifelong development of these extraordinary young men and women. You are Uniquely Washington.Of course, other university athletic programs enjoy donor support. But I’d challenge any of them to match your steadfast and monumental impact. In this publication, you’ll see rsthand how you change the lives of our student-athletes. From Lucas Meek, the Men’s Soccer player compelled to make a dierence in honor of his grandfather, to the student-athletes who expanded their horizons in a study-abroad trip to Italy, to the other donors encouraged by your example — you make a powerful dierence.Whether you contribute $100 a year to your favorite team or devote $1 million to establish an endowed scholarship, each one of you makes an important contribution to creating well-rounded leaders, community-driven citizens and condent dream chasers. This report is our tribute to you and your generosity.As we continue our year-long celebration of the 50th anniversary of Title IX, we recognize the advances that you’ve helped young women realize in competition and in the classroom. It’s an exciting time to be a female student-athlete today — as we like to say, Mighty Are the Women!You care about your Huskies, not just when they win or when it’s easy. You care because you know you’re building champions in competition and in life. And that’s what makes you Uniquely Washington.Go Dawgs!GRATITUDE REPORT NOVEMBER 2022DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS HELP GUIDE THE TYEE CLUBWe rely on the advice, expertise and commitment of dedicated Tyee Club members who serve on our volunteer committees. Thank you for your support!TYEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEAnne Gittinger, ChairDon BarnardRon CrockettNick KellerKerry OdemanJim VoelkerAlex WashburnSally WrightTYEE BOARD OF ADVISORSKerry Odeman, ChairSally Wright, Vice ChairTiany Baird GirouardJim BoshawSusan DunnCraig EerkesPaul EllingsonJosh Fredendall, Ex-OcioJason HamiltonMichelle HaydenDave MeadowcroftMindy Mounger BlakesleeNigel Peter-DenmanKelly PriceIngrid Russell-NarcisseGeorge SchuchartTYEE SPORTS COUNCILTyler BranhamDerrick DaigreBrett Frank-LooneyJosh FredendallGarrett FrolHaleigh GautreauMichael OkimuraKevin RichardsMelinda RostSarah ShimerRyan SuddendorfMichael WilliamsJe WiseJennifer Cohen Director of AthleticsWRITING: Three Girls Media, Inc.DESIGN: DavidOwenHastings.com
UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 3A BIG HEART REAPS BIG REWARDSFACED WITH HIS GRANDFATHER’S ALS DIAGNOSIS, UW MEN’S SOCCER MIDFIELDER LUCAS MEEK FINDS RESILIENCE AND A WAY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN HIS HONOR.Lucas Meek’s world turned upside down in 2020 when he discovered his grandfather was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig’s disease, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (commonly known as ALS). “That news shook my family pretty hard. Luckily, he’s still with us, but it’s been challenging to witness his decline,” says Lucas, a redshirt senior on the UW Men’s Soccer team. “Once it started to sink in, I began thinking of ways to honor him and his memory, as well as give back to the ALS community that’s been so supportive,” Lucas recalls.Collegiate sports underwent a signif-icant change in 2021 when NCAA released its guidelines permitting student-athletes to earn compensation for the use of their name, image or likeness (NIL). Lucas deviated from cashing in for personal gain and instead partnered with Vintage Brand to help market soccer merchandise and create a T-shirt design with the logo for ALS. This is a peerless example of how student-athletes are using NIL for a virtuous cause.During this time, Lucas also began running fundraising ideas by his Head Coach, Jamie Clark. “He said, why don’t you do a whole tournament? After a brief consideration, I thought, yeah, why the heck not?”Lucas didn’t know what to expect in terms of all of the logistics, but his perseverance paid o. “The event was wildly successful — over 50 teams participated, and it raised $40,000,” he says proudly. Lucas received generous support from coaches Jamie Clark, Richard Reece and Mark Rollings, as well as Kaycie Hutchins, Director of Operations for UW Soccer. Additionally, every one of his teammates participated in the event.The Kick 4 ALS tournament was so lucrative that the ALS Association Evergreen Chapter requested he put it on annually, and he agreed. But perhaps more important, Lucas’ grandfather astounded his family by showing up to the tournament. “Having him there, sharing that experience and seeing the smile on his face was profound; knowing it all started with him made it a very special day,” Lucas expresses. Whether Lucas is organizing big fundraising tournaments or giving his all on the eld, Head Coach Jamie Clark sees something special in him. “Lucas has an unrelenting positivity; he’s a strong-willed young man and doesn’t allow adversity to inuence that deter-mination,” Jamie says. “There’s a lot happening behind the smile.” In his nal year with UW Men’s Soccer, Lucas is one step closer to bringing that unap-pable attitude on a return trip to Cary, North Carolina — the site of the 2022 Men’s College Cup. The team recently clinched the Pac-12 Championship with a 14-0-3 record. Their fourth title in program history gives them an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. After college, he looks forward to a promising future as a professional soccer player and a full-time position with the accounting rm Ernst & Young.“Thank you doesn’t feel like it’s enough to convey my deep gratitude to the donors and alumni that have prepared me for the next stage in my career,” Lucas declares.
4 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportTHE BENEVOLENCE OF A LOYAL HUSKY FAMILY LIVES ON IN PERPETUITYGEORGE AND MARLENE ZOFFEL SPURRED ON FUTURE GENERATIONS OF ENERGIZED DONORS AND SUPPORTERS.This charming love story began when George Zoel and Marlene Jackson became high school sweethearts at West Seattle High School in the 1950s. From there they both attended the University of Washington, beginning a remarkable legacy of Husky pride and seless giving now reaching into its fourth generation.George and Marlene’s devotion to the UW was so great that all ve of their daughters also attended. Two of the daughters, Marnelle and Monica, state that “UW became part of our lifestyle. There’s a lot of tradition in our family; we rmly embrace the values our parents chose before us.” After graduation, George started a successful company that eventually expanded across the country. While living in California, the Zoel’s Husky pride continued to burn brightly; they often ew back to Washington to cheer their beloved team on. The entire Zoel clan is dedicated to supporting UW Athletics. It was important to George and Marlene to give back to the university they loved. They established an endowment in 2005 to support Husky Football, and the family has donated over $1 million to the athletic department and became part of the Tyee Club Champion Circle this year. “There’s a lot of loyalty to the alma mater that began with our parents and there’s a continuation of that with our kids — a love for the university and everything it stands for. It’s made our lives so much fuller,” shares Monica. The current recipient of the Football endowment is Asa Turner, a senior safety who coincidentally attended the same California high school as the Zoel daughters. The family is committed to the success of the student-athlete their endowment supports and has taken the time to get to know Asa personally by attending practices and inviting him to family events.
UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 5THE IMPACT OF ENDOWMENTSWhen you contribute to an endowed scholarship, you provide our student-athletes with the opportunity for a world-class education at the University of Washington. In addition to scholarships, endowments can also support program and coaching expenses that positively impact student-athletes. 24.3 PERCENTof student-athlete scholarships are covered by endowments. Total number of vested athletic endowments: 248Our donors establish an average of 8 NEWENDOWMENTS every year.“Asa is a great guy, we feel so blessed as a family to provide our support,” says Marnelle. “It’s so rewarding to be a part of their lives. The unique aspect of the Football endowment is that you get to follow the student through the years.”Although George passed away in 2021 and Marlene is unable to attend, the Zoels still enjoy getting together for Husky Football games. They set up an elaborate tailgate and watch the game or unite around the TV to cheer the Huskies on at home. “The Zoel tailgate is known as the gathering place, which is a big deal on game day,” Monica explains. “Regardless of where the family is, the spirit of Husky Football has always brought us back together.” George and Marlene have 16 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. According to Marnelle, “Seven of the 16 grandchildren are proud graduates of UW.” This makes three generations to wear purple and gold — an impressive legacy to behold.
6 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportA STRONG COMMUNITY NURTURES CONFIDENT LEADERSALLIANCE GROWS WITH AUTHENTICITY, IMPACT AND BLACK JOY AT THE FOREFRONTWhile she doesn’t think of herself as a natural born leader, Sophie Summers displays the type of self-awareness, authenticity and values that only the best leaders possess. As a volleyball player, co-president of the Black Student-Athlete Alliance (BSAA) and a young woman navigating her intersecting identities, Sophie is actively nding herself and growing her community. “I think there’s a straight line, for me, from knowing who I am and being condent to feeling like I’m supported and in a community. My dad saw that I was both passionate and had a lot to say from a very young age. He always encouraged me to do the things I do with excellence.”that was both authentic to me and felt like I was doing something tangible.”As co-President alongside fellow student-athlete Lexi Griggsby, Sophie has helped organize several successful events in the past year, but what she really looks forward to are the alliance meetings and occasional Pictionary games with her peers. “It’s just time for us to spend together and to laugh and be joyous. That’s one of our main principles — the idea of cultivating Black joy, because there’s a lot of Black student-athlete struggle,” says Sophie. “We want to see people smile and we want to take some of the pressure o of Black student-athletes — to empower them and give them a place to feel safe.”“BSAA gives our student-athletes and myself the condence to know who you are, to use your resources, to persevere, to get better, to feel safe, to feel like you can go for it.” When asked to reect on the support she’s received, Sophie shares that “Thank you comes to mind, but it falls short of what donations and scholarships do for student-athletes … You’re helping people achieve their dreams and achieve lifelong success, setting them up to not just be great athletes but amazing people.”Go Huskies!That’s why Summers chose the University of Washington and soon after found herself co-leading the BSAA. “UW had everything I wanted. It was just a really special culture that doesn’t exist in the other places I looked at. From the coaching sta to our athletic admin to our academic advisers, everyone works in such a beautiful, family-style way to support their student-athletes. I felt like no matter what I chose to pursue with my major or in my life that I was going to be supported.”Sophie joined the BSAA after the upswelling of social change in the summer of 2020. “I felt really called to action to be a part of the Black community and contribute in a way
UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 7TRAVEL ABROAD MAKES A BIG IMPRESSION DONOR GIFTS FUND STUDY-ABROAD PROGRAM, INSPIRING STUDENT-ATHLETES LIKE FOOTBALL’S ROME ODUNZE.It’s becoming a familiar sight: Rome Odunze catching touchdown passes in spectacular ways on the Football eld. But when he “opened his heart” to the unfamiliar, he found new meaning in life.Rome was one of 12 Husky student-athletes who traveled to Italy for a life-changing journey. Rome, a junior and a Football player, shares, “It opened me up to experiencing a dierent culture and adapting to a new way of living. The appreciation I have for playing Football was magnied and became the biggest takeaway.” Rome further expresses, “I am truly grateful. Opening people’s minds to nd deeper meaning and achieve more unity in the world is just what we need.”When asked about his favorite memories, Rome recalls cruising around the city on scooters, “Seeing the Colosseum lit up at night is phenomenal; I’ll never forget that.” He was also mesmerized by the historical landmarks and architecture that were part of the program.In addition to the vast history of the city, one of Rome’s favorite memories was the food. “I ate pasta and pizza every day; there was a gelato place right outside our residence that was sensational,” Rome shares with a beaming smile. “The food was fantastic; whatever stereotypes there are around food and Italian culture, they’re all true.”The wide receiver advises future study-abroad students to open themselves up to unfamiliar experi-ences so they can understand themselves and the world from a broader perspective. Kim Durand, who leads academic services for student-athletes, applauds donors who step up to fund such mind-opening experiences for young men and women. “The study-abroad program is completely underwritten by donor gifts,” Kim explains. “The uniqueness of our donors is that they really want their gifts to make an impact. I believe in this program; it has the ability to be life-changing.”
8 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportHEAD COACHES IMPRESS YOUR SUPPORT HELPS US HIRE THE NATION’S BEST COACHES. MEET OUR NEWEST JASON KELLYBASEBALL HEAD COACHJason Kelly has built his career around the development of elite pitchers. After several seasons with ASU and LSU and an earlier tenure as pitching coach for UW, he returns to Washington as Head Coach. During his earlier time with Husky Baseball, Jason was named D1Baseball.com’s National Assistant Coach of the Year, and the team made it to the College World Series for the rst time in program history. We are thrilled to welcome him back!You were the pitching coach at Washington for seven seasons, 2013-2019, your longest tenure in that role. What was the process for coming back?The UW completely surprised me with the call asking if I would be interested in coming back as Head Baseball Coach. It was an easy decision for me. I’m so excited to return to where my children grew up and to be surrounded by the great people here. It’s like coming home. It’s crazy how things work out. How would you describe your coaching philosophy?Winning is part of it, but not all of it. I have a servant’s attitude; it’s always something I have abided by. The UW is such a special place, and I do everything I can to help these kids get better. I resonate with the intrinsic values of the UW. For me, the combination of athletics and academics makes it one of the nest institutions in the country. What message do you have for your supporters? How are donors crucial to the success of the team?I’m extremely appreciative of our donors. Everything that takes place on the eld is thanks to people like you. The technological part of this game is skyrocketing in dierent ways. We want to raise money to put tools in the hands of our players to help them measure what they do. Donors provide us with the resources we need to keep up and help us oer the best tools for our players. Relationships are essential to me, and I hope to have you, the donors, involved with the entire team. Tell me about your family.When I’m not spending time at the UW, I live in Carnation with my wife, Tracy, and our two children. Peyton is 14 and a freshman, and Cade is 13 and in 7th grade.
UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 9AS BEST IN THEIR FIELDHUSKIES WHO ARE READY TO LEAD BASEBALL AND MEN’S TENNIS TO THE TOP.RAHIM ESMAILMEN’S TENNIS HEAD COACHRahim Esmail has 16 years of collegiate coaching under his belt, including a decade of experience as Head Coach at Samford University, where he was named Southern Conference Coach of the Year in 2021. Last season, he helped the Huskies reach the NCAA Championships for the rst time since 2017 as Associate Head Coach. As the new Head Coach for Washington, he brings his experience as a standout former student-athlete and a strong set of values for a holistic approach. As a former student-athlete, what is important for you to accomplish as the head coach?I have a list of ideas and I look forward to putting them to fruition, but the community and growing the game in general is really important to me. It’s a game that’s given a lot to me, and my duty is to give back to the game and these kids as much as I can. I plan to be involved in the community as much as possible. How does donor support make a dierence?Donor support allows us to play against the best teams in the country. We see ourselves as a program that can be right up there competing for Pac-12 Championships and National Championships. In order to have those opportu-nities, we have to give our kids that exposure. While our Pac-12 schedule is great and we have a lot of strong teams in our conference, we are all predominately on the West Coast. If we want to continue to give our student-athletes opportunities to compete against the best, outside of conference play, we have to travel quite a distance. Gifts from our supporters allow us to travel and play a schedule that gives our kids those opportunities. It’s not just about the gifts and money. It’s the time, being a part of the community and playing such an important role in our student-athletes’ growth that means the world to us. Having support from you, whether it’s community support or donations, allows our student-athletes to grow and get to another level; it’s all very valued. Whatever impact you have doesn’t go unnoticed, and it’s greatly appreciated.What is the most rewarding part about coaching?The rewarding part is just seeing your student-athletes grow and seeing the experiences they have. I had my time as a student-athlete and during those four years it was about me and the rest of my teammates — but it’s not about me anymore. It’s about the kids I work with, the University and just being a person in the community that can help grow the game and impact these young men.
10 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportYOUR IMPACTA YEAR OF ATHLETIC AND ACADEMIC SUCCESS — THANKS TO YOU! Your generosity propels our student-athletes to excellence in sports, in academics and in life. Whether it’s taking pressure o the cost of tuition, giving them the opportunity to travel abroad or supporting their eorts to make a dierence in the community, the benets of your generosity and commitment to Husky student-athletes are far-reaching and tangible. Thank you for investing in the lives of future leaders and the legacy of UW Athletics. Your giving in scal year 2022 made a BIG impact!
19Teams achieved a 3.0 GPA or higher last academic yearUWTYEECLUB.ORG | 11TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR 2021-2022 ACADEMIC YEAR: Men’s Golf – PAC-12 ChampionsMen’s Soccer – Runner-up in National Championship Men’s Rowing – 2nd overall in PAC-12 Championship; UW M4 won Visitors’ Challenge Cup Men’s Track & Field – Runner-up PAC-12 ChampionshipsMen’s Tennis – Runner-up PAC-12 ChampionshipsCross Country – Runner-up NCAA West Regional ChampionshipsGymnastics – 3rd NCAA Regional Session IWomen’s Rowing – Runner-up PAC-12 Championship; 4th overall NCAA ChampionshipVolleyball – Sweet 16 (nine times in 10 years)Softball – Runner-up PAC-1274%Of student-athletes earned a 3.0 GPA or above in the 2021-2022 academic year$24.1MILLIONIn annual giving to support UW Athletics, including donations to The Competitive Edge Fund, individual teams and seat-related gifts$12.8MILLIONDonated in support of capital projects1,000 APRPerfect Academic Progress Rate (APR) score by Softball, Women’s Track and Field and Women’s Cross Country who each ranked rst (or tied for rst). APR is a term-by-term measure of eligibility and retention for Division 1 student-athletes. Football remained atop the Pac-12 Conference in their sport with a 993.247Huskies were named to the Pac-12 Honor Roll.
12 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportAN UNFORGETTABLE HUSKY EXPERIENCEHUSKY FOOTBALL ALUM AND BIG W CLUB MEMBER KAI BYNUM RECALLS THE POSITIVE INFLUENCE THE UW HAD ON HIS LIFE.Growing up in Olympia, Washington, Kai Bynum always had an anity for the University of Washington and knew it was the place for him. Now Head of School at Lakeside School in Seattle, Kai shares what made his Husky experience unique and shaped him into the strong leader he is today. Kai recalls fondly, “It was just alive with energy. I had a lot of options out of high school, but as UW became more tangible, it was a no-brainer. I loved it.”At Washington, Kai played Husky Football. While he enjoyed his time on the team, he says that his greatest achievement was handling his academic workload. Managing a heavy course load while being a student-athlete was something dicult that he really valued. “UW gave me the space to take risks, make dicult decisions and be vulnerable,’’ he says, adding that Washington strikes a remarkable balance of encouraging students to excel on and o the eld; it’s never one thing or the other.“As a student-athlete, I was able to lean into that culture. It’s a big part of what shaped me as a person. If you can’t be yourself in certain spaces like the UW, you can’t take intellectual risks or make tough choices about life and where you’re going.”These are the principles Kai brings into his work as an educator and school leader. His experience coaching others has helped him recognize the importance of those who mentored him during his time at Washington.“I’ve been able to grow through their guidance and their sage advice. Without them, I wouldn’t have the experience or perspective,” says Kai, who spent the last 22 years in New England. “If I can be an ambassador for the school, knowing what it’s done for me, that’s what I’m happy to do.”
UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 13George and Barbara AkersDon and Maxine BarnardDavid BarnettJohn BaughnJe and Hazel BeattyRobert and Stacey BennetsenJoel and Maureen BenolielTom BentonRobert and Jeri BergPhil BivensGregory and Paula BlumeThe Boshaw FamilyDoug and Nancy BoydenLaura Bracken-CloughMary Koss BranomJohn BravakisDuane and Anita CampbellEric CampbellLauren CassillJack F. and Luellen CharneskiDwayne and Terese ClarkJennifer CohenJohn and Cathy ConnorsDoug and Patricia CookDuane and Deborah CoveyRon and Wanda CrockettNeal and Janet DempseyJake and Britt DomerSusan DunnCraig and Marilee EerkesPaul and Linda EllingsonGregory and Allison EnellEric Faison and Aaron RogersTHANK YOU, GAME CHANGERS! We are grateful to each and every Husky fan who donates to support the education and future of UW student-athletes. Those who make the most generous gifts earn special recognition and benets. Donors who contribute at least $50,000 earn the title of Game Changer. We extend our deepest gratitude to our Game Changers.Shannon McPheeClint and Lisa MeadDave and Anna MeadowcroftMark and Glorianna MeadowcroftJosh and Katie MelhornMichael and Stephanie MelhornJoann Mertens and Steven KinkNorm and Suzanne MetcalfeThe Miles Family Tim and Rachel MitrovichRoderick and Dorothy NewtonDon and Melissa NielsenThe Nutter Family Foundation — Lee and Darlene NutterKerry Sawyer OdemanChristopher ParkerTodd and Julie PatrickJ.P. and Erika PendergastDoug PettisEric and Tracy PozilKelly and Christi PriceThe Ratchford FamilyRick RedmanKen and Kathy ReidTony and Michelle RichardsonBrad and Nancy RootJim and Margie RoseKatie and Matthew RossmeisslJim RoweMichelle and David RuddMichael and Kathleen MitrovichGene and Helen FarrellJack and Kristie FlynnGreg and Ann Foster Rick FreedmanTim Gamble and Teresa Spellman GambleGeorgetown Brewing CompanyAnne and Wayne* GittingerMarsha and Jay GlazerTom and Ellen GonserChris and Martha GonzalesDoug and Patricia GraesserJustin and Drew GrahamErika GudmundssonWayne and Carol GullstadJon and Kimberly HemingwayGreg HoMike and Trish HopkinsRichard and Janet Green HunterTodd Jablonski and Julie A. JablonskiJohn and Rosalind JacobiEric and Melissa JonesNick and Michele KellerJason and Tara KoehlerDan and Katherine KronmalKerry and Cathy LovelandDouglas and Sherrey LuetjenLori MarGuy MarquissJerry MastersMark and Janet SandvikChristy SchraderDouglas SetoJohn Sheppard and MB GaneyPete and Laurel ShimerAlice Shugart and Mason WrolstadByron Skubi and Jane MaysSkip and Carrie SlavinSteven and Kathleen SmithJohn and Patty StockampGary M. SumersScott and Cathy SwansonBob and Kathy TrimbleTom and Darcel TroyJim and Patty VoelkerKyle and Jana WakasugiAlex WashburnDavid WestThe Wilkerson FamilyBruce and Camille Winter Tom and Julie WolthausenDavid and Sally WrightJerey and Korynne WrightDean and Gretchen YoungAnthony Zedick and Marcia BloemendaalGeorge and Marlene ZoelAnonymous (11)This donor listing is current as of November 1, 2022. *Deceased, we are grateful for their impact and their legacies live on.
14 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportMembers of the Tyee Club Champions Circle have donated signicantly to help student-athletes win championships today and change the world tomorrow. Their exceptional commitment is an investment in the lives of future leaders, in the competitiveness of every team and in the legacy of Washington Athletics.$10 MILLION +Anne and Wayne* GittingerAnonymous$5 MILLION +Ron and Wanda CrockettNeal and Janet DempseyAnonymous (2)$2.5 MILLION +Barnard Family Limited PartnershipJohn and Kathy ConnorsMarsha and Jay GlazerJames Houston*Keller Family, LLCKoon Family TrustJim and Margie RoseGary M. SumersBlake* and Molly NordstromBob and Kathy TrimbleAnonymous$1 MILLION +Ginger and Barry Ackerley*Chuck and Linda BarboThe Boshaw FamilyDoug and Nancy BoydenRoger and Kimberly CollinsAl* and Pat DeAtleyDoug and Jan DewarPaul and Linda EllingsonJohn and Rosalind JacobiJames KenyonJean K. Lafromboise FoundationTom McFarlan and Barbara* Harper McFarlanThe Mead FamilyThe Meadowcroft FamilyMCM — John and Ginny* MeisenbachFrank* and Jean Miles FamilyThomas and Ellie* NadenNames Family FoundationJohn and Sally NordstromPete and Brandy NordstromBill PhilipJames and Gaye PigottThe Ratchford FamilyThe Redman FamilyNancy and Ben RemakJon and Judy RunstadJoseph and Katherine RyanDavid and Sandy SabeyGordon and Elna Schramm*Jim and Patty VoelkerThe Washburn FamilyJe and Korynne WrightJohn and Nancy ZevenbergenGeorge* and Marlene ZoelAnonymous (2)This donor listing is current as of November 1, 2022.*Deceased, we are grateful for their impact and their legacies live on.Clint and Lisa Mead with Athletic Director Jen Cohen and UW Football’s Alex Cook and Jack WestoverFootball’s Jordan Perryman and Head Coach Kalen DeBoer with Chuck and Linda Barbo
UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 15THANK YOU ENDOWMENT DONORSBaird/Girouard Family Endowed Football ScholarshipANONYMOUSHughes Family Endowed Women’s Rowing ScholarshipANONYMOUSHusky Athletics Scholarship EndowmentANONYMOUSLF5 Baseball Endowed ScholarshipANONYMOUSPat and Mary Ellen Hughes Endowed FundANONYMOUSWayne E. and Stella S. Graham Crew Endowment FundANONYMOUSDoug and Barbara Allan Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsDOUG AND BARBARA ALLAN*Richard G. J. Anderson and Jo Ann Q. Anderson Endowed Fund for Intercollegiate AthleticsJO ANN Q. ANDERSON*Charles M. Applegate Crew EndowmentCHARLES AND BETTY APPLEGATE*Don and Maxine Barnard Endowed Scholarship for Women’s AthleticsTHE BARNARD FAMILYJames and Marjorie Beardsley Scholarship Endowment for Husky CrewJAMES* AND MARJORIE BEARDSLEYBennie Benson Endowed Golf ScholarshipH.C. (BENNIE) BENSON*SEB Incorporated Endowed Football FundSTEPHEN BERGHomer A. Bergren Endowed Baseball ScholarshipTHE BERGREN-JARVIS FAMILYBeta Theta Pi Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsBETA THETA PI FRATERNITYThe Big W Club Endowed ScholarshipTHE BIG W CLUBMarlin Binger Softball Program Endowment MARLIN BINGER*Philip W. Bivens Husky Football Scholarship EndowmentPHILIP W. BIVENS Boshaw Family Scholarship EndowmentCATHERINE K. BOSHAWDoug and Nancy Boyden Endowed Football Scholarship DOUG AND NANCY BOYDENDoug and Nancy Boyden Men’s Rowing Scholarship EndowmentDOUG AND NANCY BOYDENRobert G. Stewart Endowed Scholarship for Women’s Golf TIM AND MARY BOYLEJohn D. Bracken Scholarship FundNORA H. BRACKEN AND JIM L. BRACKEN*William W. (Bill) and Mary Branom Fund for Student Academic Support and SuccessMARY K. BRANOMEd and Pam Bridge Endowed ScholarshipED AND PAM BRIDGEThe Brix Family Endowed Scholarship for FootballPETER AND NOYDENA BRIXJohn and Geraldine Bruckart Athletic Scholarship EndowmentJOHN AND GERALDINE BRUCKART*Bob and Dorothy Byers Endowed Football ScholarshipDOROTHY E. BYERS*James M. “Jimmie” Cain Scholarship Endowment for Husky FootballTHE JAMES AND GRACE CAIN FOUNDATIONEvelyn Elaine Carman Endowed Fund for Women’s AthleticsEVELYN ELAINE CARMAN*Carr Family Endowed Football ScholarshipHAROLD AND JOYCE CARRDwayne and Terese Clark Endowed Football ScholarshipDWAYNE AND TERESE CLARKJunior Coey Memorial Endowed Fund for Husky FootballCATHY COFFEYClass of ’82 Scholarship Endowment for Men’s RowingERIC COHEN AND ALAN FORNEYDavid and Ruth Cohn Athletic Endowment FundDAVID AND RUTH COHN*Ernestine Duncan Collins Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsROGER AND KIMBERLY COLLINSCosens Family ScholarshipKEVIN AND JUDY COSENSLauren Angelina, John Henry and Sadie Jo Slavin Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsRON AND WANDA CROCKETTRon and Wanda Crockett Endowed Athletic ScholarshipRON AND WANDA CROCKETTRon and Wanda Crockett Endowed Football ScholarshipRON AND WANDA CROCKETTRon and Wanda Crockett Endowed Scholarship for Men’s BasketballRON AND WANDA CROCKETTGrace and Bernard de Cillia Endowed Fund in the Department of Intercollegiate AthleticsGRACE AND BERNARD DE CILLIA*Grace C. and Bernard de Cillia Endowed Fund for Intercollegiate Athletic Sports ScholarshipGRACE AND BERNARD DE CILLIA*Dempsey Foundation Endowed Football Athletic ScholarshipNEAL AND JANET DEMPSEYNeal Dempsey Endowed Golf Athletic ScholarshipNEAL AND JANET DEMPSEYNeal Dempsey Endowed Men’s Tennis ScholarshipNEAL AND JANET DEMPSEYDewar Family Athletic Endowed ScholarshipDOUGLAS AND JANICE DEWARFrazer G. Cook Husky Marching Band Endowed FundEMILY DEXTERFred and Myrtle Dobbs Endowment FundFRED AND MYRTLE DOBBS*James S. and Elree Eagleson Crew EndowmentJAMES AND ELREE EAGLESON*Alan and Marie Ethel Edwards Endowed Football Scholarship FundALAN EDWARDS*The Craig D. and Marilee N. Eerkes Endowed Football FundCRAIG AND MARILEE EERKESThis donor listing is current as of November 1, 2022. *Deceased, we’re grateful for their impact and their legacies live on.
16 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportThe Paul and Linda Ellingson Men’s Golf Scholarship EndowmentPAUL AND LINDA ELLINGSONJohn B. Engen Endowed Fund for AthleticsJOHN B. ENGEN*Dick Erickson Endowed Crew ScholarshipAL ERICKSONEd and Tiany Erickson Endowed Athletic ScholarshipEDWIN AND TIFFANY ERICKSONKristie Burris Forrest Husky Marching Band Featured Twirler EndowmentKRISTIE FORRESTThe Fowler Family Men’s Rowing Endowed FundHAROLD FOWLERClass of ’76 Endowed Men’s Crew ScholarshipFRED FOXRick Freedman Endowed Football ScholarshipRICK FREEDMANGallaugher Family Endowed Football ScholarshipJAMES GALLAUGHERCarver Gayton Endowed Arts and Sciences Student Athlete ScholarshipCARVER AND CARMEN GAYTONWilliam J. Gazecki Endowed Athletic ScholarshipWILLIAM AND MARLYS GAZECKI*Wayne and Anne Gittinger Endowed Scholarship for BaseballWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERWayne and Anne Gittinger Endowed Men’s Basketball ScholarshipWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERWayne and Anne Gittinger Endowed Scholarship for Men’s BasketballWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERWayne and Anne Gittinger Endowed Football ScholarshipWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERWayne and Anne Gittinger Football Scholarship EndowmentWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERWayne and Anne Gittinger Endowed Scholarship for VolleyballWAYNE* AND ANNE GITTINGERMarsha S. Glazer Endowed Women’s Athletic ScholarshipMARSHA GLAZERGraham Family Endowed FundTHE GRAHAM FAMILYKit Green Endowed Fund for Women’s RowingKIT GREENScott G. Greenwood Memorial ScholarshipNANCY GREENWOOD VEHRSGary and Marcia Grimstad Family Endowed Football ScholarshipGARY P. AND MARCIA S. GRIMSTADCarol L. and Wayne J. Gullstad Endowed Scholarship for Husky AthleticsCAROL L. AND WAYNE J. GULLSTADRoderick V. Hamel Endowed Football ScholarshipRODERICK V. HAMEL*The Bob Hanson Men’s Tennis Endowed FundBOB HANSON*Jan and Dan Harville Endowed Fund for Women’s Rowing JAN AND DAN HARVILLEWalter “Bud” Hossfeld Endowed Football ScholarshipJON AND KIMBERLY HEMINGWAYTom and Mary Herche Endowed Football ScholarshipTOM AND MARY HERCHEThe Craig Heyamoto Endowed Scholarship for Media RelationsCRAIG HEYAMOTOHigashi Family Endowed Athletics FundCRAIG AND RAMONA HIGASHIFred W. Hines Jr. Family Endowed Football ScholarshipTHE FRED W. HINES JR. FAMILYCarl and Vera Humphreys Kilgore Endowed Football ScholarshipVERA HUMPHREYS KILGORE*Kathy Shearer Hunter Football EndowmentTHE HUNTER FAMILY1960 National Championship Football Team Endowed Scholarship FundHUSKY DONORSBill Quillian Memorial FundHUSKY DONORSChuck Holtz Endowed Men’s Crew ScholarshipHUSKY DONORSCrew Scholarship and Contingency Fund HUSKY DONORSCurtis Williams Endowed Football ScholarshipHUSKY DONORSHusky Champions Scholarship EndowmentHUSKY DONORSHusky Team Scholarship EndowmentHUSKY DONORSIntercollegiate Athletics Students First Endowed ScholarshipHUSKY DONORSJim Owens Endowed Football ScholarshipHUSKY DONORSKurt Gegner Memorial Scholarship FundHUSKY DONORSMarv Harshman Men’s Basketball Scholarship EndowmentHUSKY DONORSMen’s Tennis Endowment FundHUSKY DONORSOlympic Sports Endowment FundHUSKY DONORS The Pre-Title IX Husky Women’s Athletics EndowmentHUSKY DONORSTubby Graves Scholarship FundHUSKY DONORS Win Bird Memorial FundHUSKY DONORSWomen’s Tennis Endowment FundHUSKY DONORSThis donor listing is current as of November 1, 2022.Kelly and Cristi Price and Doug Seto at Game Changer eventJosh Campbell, Craig and Brett Wattles
UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 17Husky Fever Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsHUSKY FEVERIngram Family Endowed Scholarship for Men’s BaseballWALT AND ELAINE INGRAMJames P. “Casey” Thompson Endowed Baseball ScholarshipJOHN AND ROSALIND JACOBIJohn W. and Rosalind Jacobi Endowed Men’s Crew ScholarshipJOHN AND ROSALIND JACOBIJeremy and Jacquelyn Jaech Endowed Scholarship for Husky AthleticsJEREMY AND JACQUELYN JAECHJo-Anne Applegate Endowed Women’s Rowing ScholarshipJO-ANNE APPLEGATE JAECHDon James Football Endowment FundDON* AND CAROL JAMESBob Jarvis AwardBOB JARVISJohnson Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky FootballMARK AND SUSIE JOHNSONJolley Family Endowed Football ScholarshipDR. TIMOTHY JOLLEYErnest Jonson Endowed Men’s Golf ScholarshipERNEST JONSON JR.Kearney Family Football Scholarship EndowmentPAT AND PAM KEARNEYBob Keating Track and Field Scholarship EndowmentRICK KEATING; WANITA KEATINGHoward and Frances Keller Endowed Men’s Basketball ScholarshipNICK AND MICHELE KELLER Nick and Michele Keller Endowed Football ScholarshipNICK AND MICHELE KELLER Kinnune Family Scholarship EndowmentTHE KINNUNE FAMILYJohn F. Kirner Baseball ScholarshipJOHN F. KIRNER*Ronald Reed Klingman Endowed FundMARJORIE T. KLINGMAN*Bobette Cosby Koon Endowed Golf Scholarship FundKOON FAMILY TRUSTMack Koon Tennis ScholarshipKOON FAMILY TRUSTHusky Marching Band Endowed Fund in Honor of Dr. Brad McDavidKAREN L. KOONMelissa Erickson Memorial Endowed Women’s Basketball FundKAREN L. KOONWomen’s Basketball Endowed Scholarship in Honor of Kelsey PlumKAREN L. KOONKroon Family Endowed Football ScholarshipM. THOMAS AND GWENANN KROONClarence B. Lafromboise Men’s Crew Endowed ScholarshipJEAN K. LAFROMBOISE FOUNDATIONJean K. Lafromboise Scholarship for Men’s CrewJEAN K. LAFROMBOISE FOUNDATIONMichael S. Lafromboise Memorial FundJEAN K. LAFROMBOISE FOUNDATIONGinger McBeath Lamberson Endowed Golf ScholarshipJOHN* AND GINGER LAMBERSONDr. Jack R. Lamey Endowed Fund for GolfYVONNE LAMEY AND DAVID WESTLarry and Cindy Law Student Athlete Academic Services Program EndowmentLARRY* AND CINDY LAWLeCuyer Family Husky Sports Endowed FundCHRIS AND MARIA LECUYERTouch of Class Endowed Husky Marching Band FundCHRIS AND JONELL LEELarry and Margery Lesley Endowed Football ScholarshipLARRY AND MARGERY LESLEY*The Lindquist Family Scholarship EndowmentTHE LINDQUIST FAMILYCarl and Louise Lovsted Endowed ScholarshipCARL AND LOU LOVSTED*Carl M. and Louise C. Lovsted Endowed Crew ScholarshipCARL AND LOU LOVSTED*Carrie and Carl Lovsted Family Endowment ScholarshipCARL AND CARRIE LOVSTEDCharles S. and Karen E. Lytle Endowed Football ScholarshipCHUCK AND KAREN LYTLEBill Resler Duke or Duchess Endowed ScholarshipANDRES MAESTAS AND LACEY BUNDYMalone Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsMICHAEL AND BARBARA MALONEDr. Martin Mankey Family Endowed Athletic ScholarshipMARTIN AND DIANE MANKEYMarkov Endowed Football Scholarship FundTHE MARKOV FAMILYJerry and Patti Marsh Endowed Husky Athletic ScholarshipJERRY AND PATTI MARSH*Thomas W. McCurdy Memorial FundH.W. MCCURDY AND S. CATHERINE MCCURDY*The Scotty McEachern Endowed Men’s Golf FundSCOTT MCEACHERN*Tom McFarlan Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsTOM MCFARLANDave McLean Memorial Endowed ScholarshipPETER AND HEATHER MCLEANDiane Miller-Ross Memorial EndowmentPETER AND HEATHER MCLEANThe Alex and Jack McMillan Endowed Football FundALEX AND JACK MCMILLAN Mead Family Endowed ScholarshipCLINT AND LISA MEAD*Deceased, we’re grateful for their impact and their legacies live on.Football’s Jalen McMillan with the Moorman family at Raise the WoofFootball Head Coach Kalen DeBoer poses for a photo with fans
18 | UW Tyee Club Gratitude ReportErika Meyer Grayson Endowed ScholarshipSUSAN AND JOHN MEYERJohn Meyers Endowed Football ScholarshipJOANNE MEYERSMeyers Family Endowment Scholarship FundJOANNE MEYERSFrank Miles Endowed Football ScholarshipTHE MILES AND KITTILSBY FAMILYFrank and Jean Miles Endowed Football ScholarshipTHE MILES FAMILY John H. and Luanne Isom Mills Endowed Crew ScholarshipJOHN H. AND LUANNE ISOM MILLSAnthony and Lauretta Mitrovich Scholarship Endowment for FootballTHE MITROVICH FAMILYWarren Moon Endowed Football ScholarshipWARREN MOONCli Mortensen Endowed Scholarship FundCLIFF AND DOROTHY MORTENSEN*William J. Snider Endowed Athletic ScholarshipMARK AND JILL MUHLHAUSERRichard and Judy Myers Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsRICHARD AND JUDY MYERSClint Names Endowed Men’s Basketball ScholarshipNAMES FAMILY FOUNDATIONDave Nisbet Endowed Football ScholarshipCHOO AND MARIE NISBETTom Nisbet Endowed Athletics FundTHOMAS NISBETBlake Nordstrom Memorial Endowed Rowing ScholarshipMOLLY NORDSTROMBruce and Jeannie Nordstrom Endowed Scholarship for Husky AthleticsBRUCE AND JEANNIE NORDSTROMHusky Men’s Basketball Students First EndowmentBRUCE AND JEANNIE NORDSTROMWillard Wakeman Endowed Men’s Crew ScholarshipNORDSTROM AND KILBORN FAMILIESO’Farrell Family Endowed Scholarship for Husky AthleticsMICK AND CLAUDIA* O’FARRELLThe Ken and Katherine Oien Endowed Men’s Basketball Athletic ScholarshipKEN AND KATHERINE OIENOlson Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsJANICE AND RODNEY OLSONThe Kari Osterhaug Endowed Scholarship for Women’s CrewTHE OSTERHAUG FAMILYH. F. Patrick Endowed Basketball ScholarshipPAT PATRICK*Peszynski Family Husky Mascot Endowed FundTHE PESZYNSKI FAMILYWilliam W. Philip Endowed Football ScholarshipWILLIAM AND DOROTHY* PHILIPSidney Pinch Endowed Tennis ScholarshipSIDNEY* AND JACQUELINE PINCHPolik Family/Acme Food Sales Endowed Student Athlete Academic Services FundDEAN AND GWENN POLIKArnie and Ann Marie Pomerinke Endowed Football FundARNIE* AND ANN MARIE POMERINKERon and Jayne Ranheim Men’s Rowing Endowed FundRON AND JAYNE RANHEIMCary and Janet Rayment Endowed ScholarshipCARY AND JANET RAYMENTThe Redman Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky Athletics THE REDMAN FAMILYRick Redman Endowed Football ScholarshipTHE REDMAN FAMILYDick and Jean Reiten Endowed ScholarshipDICK AND JEAN REITENRemak Family Volleyball Endowed ScholarshipNANCY AND BEN REMAKRemak Family Women’s Tennis Endowed ScholarshipNANCY AND BEN REMAKGalvagno Rhodes Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsREMO AND SHEILA GALVAGNO; JACK AND ANN* RHODESBruce Richards Endowed Men’s Golf ScholarshipBRUCE AND GAIL RICHARDSEarl “Click” Clark EndowmentM. KEITH RICHARDS*Tony and Michelle Richardson Football Scholarship EndowmentTONY AND MICHELLE RICHARDSONJerry Rise Endowed Men’s Tennis ScholarshipJERRY RISERobinson/Edinger Scholarship Endowment for Husky FootballDAVID AND CAROL ROBINSONRose Family Scholarship EndowmentJIM AND MARGIE ROSELeslie D. Rosenberg Endowed Athletic ScholarshipLESLIE D. ROSENBERG*Kevin Cummings Scholarship Endowment for Husky Men’s BasketballSHIRLEY AND GARY CUMMINGS; KATIE AND MATTHEW ROSSMEISSLMichael and Susan Matthews Rouleau Husky Football Endowed ScholarshipMICHAEL AND SUSAN ROULEAUH. James Rowland Endowed Fund for Men’s BasketballH. JAMES ROWLAND*H. James Rowland Endowed Fund for Men’s FootballH. JAMES ROWLAND*Jon Runstad 2008 Endowed Scholarship for Men’s RowingJON AND JUDY RUNSTADJon Runstad Endowed Scholarship for Men’s RowingJON AND JUDY RUNSTADRushforth Family Endowed Football FundRANDY AND KAREN RUSHFORTHMike and Elana Russell Endowed Athletic ScholarshipMIKE AND ELANA RUSSELLKerry Sawyer Scholarship Endowment for Husky FootballKERRY SAWYER ODEMANDon and Peggy Schaake Endowed Football ScholarshipDON* AND PEGGY SCHAAKE; SALLY KINCAIDThe Bob Schoepper Family Endowed Football FundTHE BOB SCHOEPPER FAMILYGordon E. Schramm Endowed Football ScholarshipTHE SCHRAMM FAMILYSchrempf Family Endowed Basketball ScholarshipTHE SCHREMPF FAMILYGeorge and Norma Sedlock Endowed Football ScholarshipGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*George and Norma Sedlock Endowed Scholarship for BaseballGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*This donor listing is current as of November 1, 2022.
UWTYEECLUB.ORG | 19George and Norma Sedlock Endowed Scholarship for Women’s BasketballGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*George and Norma Sedlock Endowed Softball ScholarshipGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*Janet P. Sedlock Endowed Scholarship for Women’s TrackGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*Thomas J. Sedlock Endowed Scholarship for Men’s TennisGEORGE AND NORMA SEDLOCK*John and Grace Vogel Memorial Scholarship EndowmentTHE SELF FAMILYShimer Family EndowmentPETER AND LAUREL SHIMERShimer Family Women’s Soccer Endowed ScholarshipPETER AND LAUREL SHIMERRobert and Delores Short Endowed Tennis ScholarshipCHARLIE AND KARA SHORTRobert Fronk Memorial Endowment for BasketballJULIE SILKE DEVINE AND JOE FRONKJim and Tom Simpson Big W Endowed FundJIM AND TOM SIMPSONTrygve Carl Skoglund Memorial Endowment FundPAUL AND SUSAN SKOGLUNDClass of ’67 Men’s Crew ScholarshipBYRON SKUBISlavin Family Scholarship EndowmentSKIP AND CARRIE SLAVINSlepyan Family Endowed Crew FundTHE SLEPYAN FAMILYRalph Smalling Endowed Scholarship FundDOROTHY HAVENS SMALLING*Barbara Hedges Endowed Scholarship for Women’s TennisJOHN AND LAGAYLE SOSNOWYMarie Tuite Endowed Scholarship for Women’s TennisJOHN AND LAGAYLE SOSNOWYSosnowy Family Endowed Women’s Tennis ScholarshipJOHN AND LAGAYLE SOSNOWY; KORI SOSNOWY VOORHEES AND COLBY VOORHEESCharles L. Spence Athletic FundCHARLES L. SPENCE*Robert E. Story Family Football Scholarship EndowmentROBERT E. STORY FAMILY TRUSTSuhrbier Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsE. CRAIG SUHRBIER, BEVERLY SUHRBIER, KAREN WARNICKWill and Susanna Thomas Endowment FundWILL AND SUSANNA THOMAS*Thompson Family Foundation Endowed Purple Passport Service Experience FundTHOMPSON FAMILY FOUNDATIONDean D. Thornton Endowed Athletic ScholarshipDEAN AND MARY THORNTON*Madge E. Torrance EndowmentMADGE E. TORRANCE*Bob Trimble and Kathy Trimble Endowed Football ScholarshipBOB AND KATHY TRIMBLETurnure Endowed Football FundTHOMAS AND TERRI TURNURETyee Sports Council Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsTYEE SPORTS COUNCILAlison and Brian Urback Crew EndowmentALISON AND BRIAN URBACKVoelker Family Endowed Football ScholarshipJIM AND PATTY VOELKERThe John and Diane Wallace Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsJOHN AND DIANE WALLACEWashburn Family Endowed Men’s Golf Scholarship WASHBURN FAMILY Washington Rowing Stewards EndowmentWASHINGTON ROWING STEWARDSStu and Hoot Wattles Memorial Endowed ScholarshipCRAIG AND MARY KAY WATTLESCol. Donald W. Wiethuechter, U.S.A., Ret., Endowed Husky Athletics ScholarshipCOL. DONALD W. WIETHUECHTER, U.S.A., RET.*Donald W. and Lena M. Wiethuechter Endowed Soccer ScholarshipCOL. DONALD W. WIETHUECHTER, U.S.A., RET.*Donald W. Wiethuechter Endowed Athletic Scholarship FundCOL. DONALD W. WIETHUECHTER, U.S.A., RET.*Donald Wiethuechter Endowed Scholarship FundCOL. DONALD W. WIETHUECHTER, U.S.A., RET.*Wilkerson Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsBOB AND PEGGY WILKERSONKirk and Paula Wilson Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsKIRK* AND PAULA WILSONGeorge E. Winkels and June C. Winkels Endowed ScholarshipJUNE C. WINKELS*Wiper Family Scholarship Endowment for Husky AthleticsGARY AND BARBARA WIPFLERRichard C. and Lois M. Worthington Endowed Football ScholarshipRICHARD C. AND LOIS M. WORTHINGTON*Howard E. Bayley Endowed Men’s Basketball FundFRANK AND SUSAN YOUNGGeorge and Alice Zaikowski Scholarship EndowmentGEORGE AND ALICE ZAIKOWSKIJohn W. Zevenbergen Jr. Endowed Scholarship for Men’s RowingJOHN AND NANCY ZEVENBERGEN (ANDUIN FOUNDATION)George and Marlene Zoel Endowed Football ScholarshipGEORGE* AND MARLENE ZOFFEL*Deceased, we’re grateful for their impact and their legacies live on.Anne Gittinger and UW Volleyball’s Ella May Powell at our Tyee Club Champions Circle DinnerBen and Nancy Remak with Brad and Janie McDavid
TITLE IX opened the door to equity for women in athletics, education and life. Decade by decade, championship after championship, win or lose, the UW’s female student-athletes have made us proud. Now, as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of this landmark legislation, you have the opportunity to keep the momentum rolling. Your gift to the Mighty Are the Women Fund will honor the hard-fought gains of the past 50 years by supporting the world-changing potential of today’s Washington women.Your donation will fund improvements in more than 300 student-athletes’ athletic, academic and personal growth. You will help ensure that the Huskies remain competitive and that every young woman can reach for her dreams. We’ve come a long way, but the journey must continue! Give to the Mighty Are the Women Fund: GoHuskies.com/TitleIXFund University of Washington / Intercollegiate AthleticsBox 354070 Seattle, WA 98195-4070